Can magazines, large size, be shipped in these bags w/o the magazines being damaged? Is extra packaging required?
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I would probably use a light card board to provide extra stability if you want to make sure the item doesn't get bent. Also I trick I figured out is to seal the excess packaging tightly around the object you are sending to prevent bending.
39429
These are not padded. I would say that if it's a very special magazine, you get padded envelopes or use bubble wrap to protect them. These envelopes are 12 inches x 15.5 inches. You would have to measure the magazine to see if it fits.
39430
I would say no. You magazines would get creased. I have mailed books but I have always used sort of packaging around the items so it wouldn't get banged up.
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Hi Christopher! You'll have ask the seller...I'm just a customer. When I received the item the packaging was ok.
1713624
It depends. Each one is different. It definitely seems like they aren't being packed by people who have been trained to pack theses because my bags were all over the place. I pulled all mine out and replaced it myself because there was a couple of bags right in my punching area. Since doing so there has been no movement of the bags.
1485257
No - they are in a larger plastic bag. There are versions that are packed individually in plastic.
1119100
We do not carry extra magazines at this time. Please contact Umarex USA for more information. Richelle
863464
Mine were shipped in a bag. I'm not sure if it's possible to divide it up into two packages of 25 unless you contact the seller.
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A would suggest buying bubble bags if book has to arrive without any bumps and bruises. USPS has free flat rate bubble mailers for priority mail. These bags do hold up and have never had anything shipped in them damaged but with books I would either box it or use bubble wrap inside these bags for extra protection. Media mail may be a less expensive shipping method but if you sell on Ebay damage will earn you negative feedback. Hope this information helps.
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Not sure if Amazon can do that or not, but you may want to have the box. As a giant roll of canvas, the box protects the material from damage, tweaked ends and dirt. It does come wrapped in a light plastic "bag" but I am not sure it's durable enough. They have greatly reduced the size of the box by several inches. I know this does not directly answer your question, but maybe something to consider.
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These bags are 100 regular thickness bags, (2mm I believe, normal comic/magazine bag thickness), sized 8-3/4" x 11-1/8" with a 1-1/2" Flap that is NOT resealable. To close, you'd need tape or something. Fits up to an 8-1/2" x 11" size item perfectly (up to "letter size" really). It does not come with the boards either. Those must be purchased separately. Great bags though. I use them to store art prints and they protect them well, especially with the match "magazine" sized boards.If you need a bag/board to support something a bit larger, look for "Life" sized bags. They hold an 11x14 with ease, but not an 11x17. I think they cap out at 11x16. These bags are 100 regular thickness bags, (2mm I believe, normal comic/magazine bag thickness), sized 8-3/4" x 11-1/8" with a 1-1/2" Flap that is NOT resealable. To close, you'd need tape or something. Fits up to an 8-1/2" x 11" size item perfectly (up to "letter size" really). It does not come with the boards either. Those must be purchased separately. Great bags though. I use them to store art prints and they protect them well, especially with the match "magazine" sized boards.If you need a bag/board to support something a bit... » Read More These bags are 100 regular thickness bags, (2mm I believe, normal comic/magazine bag thickness), sized 8-3/4" x 11-1/8" with a 1-1/2" Flap that is NOT resealable. To close, you'd need tape or something. Fits up to an 8-1/2" x 11" size item perfectly (up to "letter size" really). It does not come with the boards either. Those must be purchased separately. Great bags though. I use them to store art prints and they protect them well, especially with the match "magazine" sized boards.If you need a bag/board to support something a bit larger, look for "Life" sized bags. They hold an 11x14 with ease, but not an 11x17. I think they cap out at 11x16. « Show Less
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no, the package would have to be checked as it is much larger than most suitcases.
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I don't think so. They came in the manufacturers boxes. Many of the other sellers send them in a zip lock bag.
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These bags are pretty darn thin, they get torn easily before they are even used. Much thinner than any bags I get in the mail at least by half or more thinner... So if you use them make sure there is a layer of bubble wrap or box to protect what ever your shipping. I would not agree they are good quality....
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No. They came all vacuum sealed together. And the bags were poorly packed so some of them were creased with pin holes.
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From what I remember, it was boxed. When I opened it, the container had a couple of heavy straps that wrapped from top to bottom which kept the individual containers in place. The only issue could be whether it could be damaged if the outside carton were to be crushed. If it were me, I'd give it a try!
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Hi Mary: I would not recommend shipping fragile items in this bag. What you can do is reuse a box and place the fragile items in the box and then put the box in the bag, other than that I would highly caution against.... Or at minimum purchase insurance. HTH
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I won't try to ship this without all the protective cardboard. The money you may save isn't worth the risk of damage to the product while in transite.
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Yes, but many were broken during shipping. I won't order them online again. They all need to be cleaned up so they won't gum-up the guns.